Often cloaked in morning fog, Chatham, Massachusetts forms the ragged elbow of Cape Cod.
Encompassing a mere 16 square miles of dry ground, Chatham is a decidedly maritime place of pristine beaches, wild barrier islands, tidal shoals, fleeting sandbars, circular coves and miles of saltwater inlets.
Incorporated in 1712, Chatham remains remarkably old-fashioned, despite a well-deserved reputation for shopping. Chic boutiques reside in quaint storefronts along its winding Main Street lined with historic inns, white-steepled churches, varied eateries, and art galleries. A visit to the busy commercial fishing pier reveals the thriving fishing village that exists beneath Chatham’s stylish façade.
Chatham has a beauty that is unsurpassed. Surrounded on three sides by water, it has expansive and magnificent beaches, abundant marine wildlife, and a community committed to preserving these natural resources for future generations.
Find more information on Chatham through the Chatham Chamber of Commerce.
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